Ecocean operates in a B2B niche so specific it’s almost invisible: ecological restoration for aquatic environments. Their solutions (#Biohut and #Biorestore) are physical products sold worldwide, yet their digital footprint is minimal. With only 1,485 monthly visits, they don’t rely on SEO or viral content—they rely on institutional contracts and environmental mandates. This is a company that wins where others can’t even see the battlefield.

Here’s the anomaly: 50% of their traffic is direct. That’s not a typo. In an era of paid ads and algorithmic dependency, Ecocean’s audience types their URL directly. This signals strong brand recall and a client base that returns to them as a trusted partner, not a random search result. Their organic search is only 36%, but it’s driven by hyper-specific terms like 'regalec' (730 monthly volume) and 'chroniques littorales'—keywords that only researchers, NGOs, and government bodies would use. They’re not competing for clicks; they’re owning conversations.